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  1. R1TVT

    Is there anything SM could offer to get you to switch from EREV to BEV?

    https://community.scoutmotors.com/threads/planned-route-66-centennial-road-trip-ended-up-being-great-lakes-niagara-falls-trip.7462/
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    Extra, Extra....Read All About It!

    Oh no - you bought a Ford Bronco Sport Scout!!! LOL
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    Extra, Extra....Read All About It!

    I doubt people are looking to make tons of dough on flipping. Sometimes people just have to sell. Could be life events, moving, changed their minds, literally anything. But yes, this is also the mass market vehicle, so the upside would be lower.
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    BMW iX3 and iX5 range

    Exactly! Let's see what the production numbers and specs look like... 🔜
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    BMW iX3 and iX5 range

    I'm guessing (given the timeline) that Scout will be incorporating as many things to drive efficiency as possible. We just don't have any production details or specs yet, but I get your point around utilizing the most effective sub-systems to drive efficiency (so long as they are well-tested &...
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    BMW iX3 and iX5 range

    Yes, with the EREV (just like in the BEV, a regular-old hybrid, or any gas vehicle), anything you modify that will increase drag or weight and decrease efficiency, will reduce range.
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    BMW iX3 and iX5 range

    I'm fairly confident that in order for Scout to deliver 350 miles of range, the battery pack size will need to increase from those early "estimates" to something in the 150-175 kWh. Unless something drastically changes with efficiency (or technology, which is highly unlikely at this stage given...
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    BMW iX3 and iX5 range

    Add tire size, tire tread, wheels, + height off the ground to the reduced efficiency equation (racks, etc) and you have an 🍎 and an 🍊. 350 miles of pure BEV range for these trucks will be excellent based on the price points.
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    Extra, Extra....Read All About It!

    Rivian's Pet Mode implementation details (including in-app alerting and on screen messaging while away from the truck): https://stories.rivian.com/software-update-pet-comfort
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    R2 Launch Watch

    Yeah, not a huge fan of that bumper, but better than my R1T's in terms of projecting away from the tailgate... I installed a steal ARB front bumper on a Tundra (long time ago now) and it was awesome. Something like a rear "Scout version" of that bumper on the Terra would be great. No need to...
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    R2 Launch Watch

    While on the topic of bumpers, I really hope Scout can provide an adequate (yet still efficient) front and rear bumper. There is the physical and tactical part - which is important to provide good access the truck bed for example (think flat area to stand on or step), there is the protection...
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    Satellite connectivity

    There's a lot of complexity involved in that type of maneuver when you are going 17,000 MPH (not to mention the fact that the objects aren't stationary and are also spinning. Sounds good on paper, but with the sheer amount of debris existing (and being created), not sure how effective that would...
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    Satellite connectivity

    I want Space EV to comment on space debris and The Kessler Syndrome (and how real or imminent it could be)... I wonder what would happen if we lost GPS connectivity randomly around the globe - seems like we would have travel, security, occupational and other "issues"! The Kessler Syndrome Spent...
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    (Planned) Route 66 Centennial Road Trip (Ended up being Great Lakes/Niagara Falls Trip)

    Go to Holbox, Mexico... You won't regret it.
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    R2 Launch Watch

    Honestly - you can't tell anything from pics online with shadows and other lighting issues.
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